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Jucee's Delight We are a young family of three, building a life filled with love, laughter, and beautiful memories đŸ„°

UK’s childcare and work system will humble you! đŸ˜©Imagine thisâ€”đŸ‘©đŸœ Wife works day shift: 7:15 AM – 7:45 PMđŸ‘šđŸœ Husband works...
29/03/2025

UK’s childcare and work system will humble you! đŸ˜©

Imagine this—
đŸ‘©đŸœ Wife works day shift: 7:15 AM – 7:45 PM
đŸ‘šđŸœ Husband works night shift: 7:30 PM – 8:00 AM

Now, do the maths

đŸ”č In the morning, there's a 45-minute gap between when the wife finishes work and the husband starts.
đŸ”č At night, there’s a 15-minute gap before the wife leaves and the husband returns.

Who will stay with the child during these gaps? The cold? The angels? 😭😂

That’s where the childminder search begins! And guess what? Some charge ÂŁ5 per hour just to cover that small gap! So imagine paying ÂŁ5 for 45 minutes in the morning and another ÂŁ5 for 15 minutes at night—just for someone to hold your baby while you’re handing over shifts. đŸ˜©

Then when you finally find a proper childminder, BOOM—the price hits you like UK winter breeze! £50 a day? £70 a day? At this point, you start calculating if it's cheaper to quit work and babysit your own child. 😭😂

You people in Nigeria, enjoy o! At least grandma, aunty, or neighbor is always around to help. Here, even your own shadow is busy working shiftsđŸ˜©

At this point, should we just start babysitting each other’s kids for free? đŸ˜©đŸ˜‚

Abeg, my people back home, can you survive this kind of stress? Let’s discussđŸ‘‡đŸœđŸ˜‚

Know Your Priorities and Stick to Them!Back in uni, I used to say, "No more than six bridesmaids. I want a low-key weddi...
09/03/2025

Know Your Priorities and Stick to Them!

Back in uni, I used to say, "No more than six bridesmaids. I want a low-key wedding." Life must have heard me and said, "LOL, we’ll see about that."

Fast forward to my fourth year, I lost my dad, and my perspective shifted. I decided I wouldn’t have a traditional wedding—just a simple in-house dowry paying ceremony.

When it was finally time to get married, my husband-to-be wasn’t even around for the introduction. So, we went ahead with the in-house dowry paying ceremony. As for the wedding, the plan was to do it in the UK after relocating. But let’s be real—relocation is expensive, and our families wouldn’t be able to attend. So, we decided to have a not-so-big wedding in Nigeria instead.

No printed invitations, just online invites. We booked a hall and got everything together in less than 10 days because my travel date was around the corner. Even the wig maker was shocked when I rushed her. She asked why I was in such a hurry, and when I said my wedding was in a few days, she paused, looked at me, and asked, “Wait
 are you pregnant?” 😂

No asoebi, no bridesmaids—just us, walking into the hall together, dancing like we owned the moment. And guess what? The universe aligned. It was simple, beautiful, and perfect in its own way.

Moral of the Story:
‱ Do NOT let society pressure you. Set your priorities and focus on what truly matters.

‱ Communicate with your partner. It’s your wedding, not a community project.

‱ There’s no such thing as the “best” wedding. People will talk for a few days and move on, while you’ll be left with the bills.

‱ If you have the funds for a big wedding, go all out! But if not, do what works for you and enjoy your day without stress.

At the end of the day, a wedding is just one day, but marriage is for a lifetime. Focus on what makes you happy, not on impressing people who will forget in a week.

09/03/2025

Happy Sunday, my beautiful people ✹

May your rice be soft, your stew be rich, and your nap be uninterrupted. May your week ahead be filled with blessings, favor, and zero stress. And if anyone tries to bring wahala your way, may your “not today, Satan” energy be strong 😂

Stay happy, stay blessed, and remember—God’s got you always! ❀ Have a fantastic Sunday

Happy International Women’s Day!Today, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and brilliance of women everywhere. To eve...
08/03/2025

Happy International Women’s Day!

Today, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and brilliance of women everywhere. To every woman breaking barriers, chasing dreams, and lifting others along the way—you are seen, you are valued, and you are unstoppable.

You don’t need permission to be great. You don’t need to wait for the perfect moment. You are already enough. Keep pushing forward, keep shining, and never forget your worth.

Tag a woman who inspires you, and let’s celebrate each other today.

Whenever family visits from Naija, you already know the drill—we stock up on all our favorite local goodies. And when it...
07/03/2025

Whenever family visits from Naija, you already know the drill—we stock up on all our favorite local goodies. And when it’s time for them to head back, we make sure they’re not leaving empty-handed.

Packing these items was a whole experience. No matter how little, we made sure everyone got something. And guess what? Both bags came in at 23.6kg and 23.1kg—talk about perfect packing skills 😂 No extra luggage fees, no last-minute repacking at the airport (that thing Dey pain me eh đŸ˜©). Just vibes and blessings.

06/03/2025

Nigerian Pólice Nearly Made Me a W!dow—Just 4 Days to My Wedding
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This morning, while driving to London, my husband and I found ourselves talking about Nigeria. The same old question came up: Will it ever get better?

I still remember the night my heart almost stopped.

Four days before our wedding, my husband flew into Nigeria, excited to see his beautiful wife-to-be. He landed in Lagos and, in his eagerness, decided to take a taxi to Anambra at 2 p.m.

Unfortunately, he arrived in the East very late at night and couldn’t make it to Awka, where I was. So, he opted to head to Nnewi, his hometown, where his family had gathered after his father’s funeral.

Then came the nightmare.

At around midnight, as they approached Oba, they met a barricade on the road. His driver got down to remove the tires blocking their path. Out of nowhere, loud voices demanded to know who they were. It was the police.

They began interrogating them aggressively—where they were coming from, why they removed the barricade. Before they could even finish explaining, a shot was fired.

The bullet flew right over my husband’s head.

PĂ nic. CommĂłtion. FĂšar.

When he called to explain what was happening, I nearly lost my mind. The pĂłlice refused to let them go. That late at night, I was desperately calling every pĂŽlice contact I knew. My heart was racing. I could barely breathe.

His mother and the rest of the family were also in distress. Eventually, she managed to reach his uncle, and they both rushed down to the scene. That’s when the so-called "negotiations" began.

Can you believe these officers demanded he pay for the bĂ»llet—the same bĂčllet that nearly k!lled him?😭

By some miracle, he made it home in one piece and came to see me in Awka the next day. But something in him had changed.

Since that night, my husband has carried a deep fear in his heart—fear of the very people meant to protect him. The first day he stepped into his own country, he was nearly shĂłt dĂȘad.

Now, I ask again
 Will Nigeria ever be better?

Juliet Onyinyechi

If you are back from church, bless us with your beautiful picture and stand a chance to win a gift. I know say Una like ...
02/03/2025

If you are back from church, bless us with your beautiful picture and stand a chance to win a gift. I know say Una like gift wella 😜.

Tb 2019 😂 asoebi duties

01/03/2025

May the peace and love of God be with you this month and always 🙏
Have a blessed month my lovelies đŸ„°

Before I met Jucee, he was a full-blown Nollywood actor. Guess what roles he played? Igwe’s palace guard 😜 and a one-sce...
27/02/2025

Before I met Jucee, he was a full-blown Nollywood actor. Guess what roles he played? Igwe’s palace guard 😜 and a one-scene medical doctor 😁. My dear, he featured in multiple films and didn’t earn a single dime before he japa’d from Naija. Upcoming Nollywood actor na your mate? 😆

In fact, in those days, you wouldn’t just act for free—you’d even pay the directors just to appear in one scene 😭. When I met him, he was looking like one hungry man, but still forming “Nollywood actor” for me. I should have asked for a selfie that time😁

Fast forward to today, Jucee has decided to return to Nollywood. But this time, he’s not going back as a palace guard or a passerby. He wants to produce and feature in his own movie🎬💰

And this is where my problem starts đŸ˜©. My dear, how can I watch my own husband hugging and kissing other women on screen?? So I will now be crying and lamenting like Daniel Etim Effiong’s wife?? 😭 My heart is already heavy, and he hasn’t even started yet! I can already see myself side-eyeing any woman that comes near him 👀—even those that don’t know that husband is scarce.

This husband that I managed to secure, now I should share him with Nollywood actresses?? 😏 Make una help me ooo! Should I allow him to chase his dreams or should I switch off the TV before the kissing scenes start? đŸ˜­đŸ€Ł

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